Skunk;188101 Wrote: > I haven't gotten errors burning discs since the days of buffer > underruns, but perhaps I don't burn enough of them. It has been > suggested here that standalone cd burners create better sounding > copies, but I'm not sure if the brand/dye color matters, or if that's > even factual. > > Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs makes gold CD-r blanks, as does Kodak and > some other less recognizable brands. > > My question is, are they archival only because of the properties of the > dye in CD-r, and likely not to sound any better than other color dyes > (black comes to mind..)? > > It seems pressed CDs use the gold in a different way, and I don't think > the gold makes them sound better (as opposed to mastering), but I could > be wrong.
Skunk, I wonder if there are CD burning pucks available to lay on top of my box-o-wires while I burn. mmm...I'd live to be able to burn with crisper bottom-end, thicker midrange and .... Sorry...got sidetracked again. ;-) . -- haunyack RWA SB3 > Bryston BP20 > B&K r200.2 > Vandersteen 3A Signature ------------------------------------------------------------------------ haunyack's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=9721 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=33634 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
